Klipsch IMAGE S4 In-Ear Enhanced 🎧 Bass Noise-Isolating Headphones - White (Discontinued by Manufacturer) Review

I've only had issues with these headphones and now the company itself. My first pair broke (both sides shorted) after very little use. Klipsch replaced them twice under warranty and told me I didn't have to ship a broken pair. Neither pair of spares lasted more than 3 uses before shorting out (and I was very careful with them). I got so angry with the third pair that I threw them in the trash where they belong. I have never complained about these headphones because Klipsch had good customer…

I tried different brands and types of headphones to check fit, comfort and most importantly sound quality. These are definitely the best. The sound quality is better than my Bose QC15 (though without noise cancellation), Etymotic ER-4 and of course every other cheaper garden model I've had over the years. And the Klipsch S4 is an incredible deal at just $65 from Revain (check both colors - they seem to alternate with black and white versions that range from $65 to $79). If you like deep yet…

A few years ago my daughter gave me this set for Christmas. I was using a cheap, low quality brand on another device and thought the sound quality of the electronic device was the problem. I switched a set of these Klipsch headphones to the problematic unit and was amazed at the sound quality of what I thought was the defective unit. It was a cheap handset, not a device. Rather than keep switching back and forth I ordered another set of these IMAGE phones so now I have great quality on both…

I listen to music through headphones for over 6 hours a day. I also listen to different music sources (lossless and mp3). I upgraded those crappy in-ear IPOD headphones once (for a $29 pair) and still didn't get what I wanted: smooth musical response, clear but not obtrusive sound, maximum high-frequency rumble reduction , which leads to ear fatigue after too much many hours of listening. Listening at the highest level. So I decided to move to the next price category. I spent a lot of money on…

Whoever said money can't buy happiness obviously hasn't bought these headphones. These headphones faithfully reproduce trance (Infected Mushroom, 1200 Micrograms, etc.), heavy metal (Amon Amarth, Iron Maiden, etc.), classical (Dvorak, Beethoven, Mozart, etc.), and post-rock (This Will Destroy You, Pelican). , etc.), even the Dave Matthews Band. The bass is there when you need it and disappears when you don't. I didn't expect such good bass from headphones. I didn't even have to burn through…

When I received my Klipsch S4 I was excited to try it for the first time because of the many positive reviews. When I put them in for the first time, I was a bit surprised. No doubt the clarity of the sound was amazing but I found the sound a bit harsh and high pitched. Not the bass-heavy sound I was expecting. So I researched further and found that hacking these headphones is a must. My other issue with these headphones is that they don't stay in my ears. I went to the gym with them and…

As other reviewers have pointed out, these in-ear headphones are really, really good. I only use them for training, and their unique "insert, twist-twist" technique when putting them on ensures they don't fall off even during many physical activities: running, jogging, lifting weights, etc. One One of the features of these headphones is their ability to isolate you from any noise in your immediate surroundings. So be careful when walking/jogging outside. ), you will definitely notice an…

The three stars I'm giving the latest pair of Klipsch IMAGE S4 headphones are mainly due to comfort issues with their oval ear tips. I really couldn't get them to fit smoothly in my ear, even taking the advice and trying their "sporty" fit by looping the wire over my ear didn't help much, and I personally wear those Earplugs don't like to go away. Now because I was having trouble getting them in my ears, which ended up being the cause of my second complaint. The bass wasn't what I expected and…

I bought these in-ear headphones after a lot of research. My previous headphones were Beats. They lasted nearly two years but were fully completed in that time. I think in-ear headphones should last more than two years when they cost $120. I use this Klipsch S4 the same way I use my Beats: walking 1-3 miles every day, occasionally at the gym when my wireless sports headset's battery is dead, and on airplanes when I'm carrying light objects and not taking my headphones with me me. with me.About…